Jeremy Gasowski
Jeremy Gasowski's Articles
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UNH Kicks Off 150th Anniversary
It was a roaring good time in the Whitt Friday night. Here are the highlights. -
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Teaching the Teachers
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UNH Celebrates Its 150th with Application Fee Waiver for All N.H. Residents
Thousands of Granite State high school students will save $50 when they apply to the University of New Hampshire for fall 2017 in celebration of the flagship public research university’s 150th... -
University Day
Blue skies and sunshine greeted the thousands who turned out for University Day. -
Exercising the Constitution
On the anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787, UNH associate professor of political science Susan Siggelakis reflects on Puerto Rico v. Sánchez Valle, a case that went... -
UNH Football Clinches Win in Wildcat Stadium Debut
Here are some highlights from opening night at the new Wildcat Stadium, where the UNH football team staged a thrilling victory. Photo Gallery -
In This Issue...
For a non-alum, I’ve always prided myself on knowing UNH pretty well. My family moved to Durham when I was 18 months old, when my father took a job at UNH teaching physical education and coaching the... -
Popular Pollinators
The buzz about New Hampshire’s bee population isn’t all bad. This spring, assistant professor of biological sciences Sandra Rehan and USDA research fellow Erika Tucker released the results of a first... -
Noteworthy
A bullhorn, a drone and a big field. That’s what it took to pull off a historic-times-two photo, as more than 3,000 new and returning students, faculty and staff assembled at Wildcat Stadium August... -
Back to the Books
Welcome to the class of 2020, and welcome back to all Wildcats! Here’s a video glimpse of move-in day for first-year students. Facebook photos -
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Move-In Time
The students are coming! With move-in set to begin in earnest on Friday, Aug. 26, check out the changes to parking and bus service. -
Anti-Cancer
Yusuf Ebrahim '17 has been working in professor Charles Walker’s lab this summer to find out how two anti-cancer agents affect a certain type of leukemia. -
Historical Horticulture
The seeds for Celia Thaxter's storied garden on Appledore Island are sown right here at UNH. -
A Manchester Leader
The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce has selected UNH Manchester dean Mike Decelle for the Leadership Greater Manchester Class of 2017. -
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Students Receive Awards, Scholarships
Thirteen students were honored recently at the 2016 Student Awards Presentation. -
On Fire
They were giving elevator speeches as if they were climbing the corporate ladder before they’d even finished their second semester on campus. They are Paul College’s class of 2019, the first class to... -
Get Ready for Summer
Summer is just around the corner, and registration is open for UNH's summer youth programs. -
Commencement 2016
Photo Gallery: Celebrating graduates on three campuses -
Ten Ways To Mark Success
One of the most prestigious scholarships in the country has been awarded to not just one University of New Hampshire student or graduate but 10, setting a record for the most Fulbright grants given... -
Celebrating, Seacoast Style
On Saturday, seniors came together on the Thompson Hall lawn to celebrate their success with a lobster bake. -
Icons, Writers, Founders and Firsts
An international peacemaker. A New York Times bestselling author. The first woman to command the Air Force’s largest air base wing. An icon of the North Country. A citizen of the year from the... -
Applauding Campus Advocates
Casey O’Dea knows you can’t force people to change their minds. He’s hoping that sharing information about what it means to be transgender might be just the thing people need to change their thinking... -
Faculty: Register Soon for Commencement and Honors Convocation
Planning is now underway for commencement and the honors convocation, and all faculty are invited and encouraged to participate. -
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Game Changer
Heads up! Eyes up! Step in, step in! -
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The IOL Makes Its Move
Thirty-thousand feet of Ethernet cable and special anti-static carpeting. Hundreds of computers and 50-plus server racks. The UNH InterOperability Laboratory (IOL) may have moved less than 2.5 miles... -
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Making Waves
Lobsters, parasites, seabirds and sandbars were among the topics presented at the School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering’s graduate student research symposium yesterday. -
ISE ISE Baby
Ice gave way to ISE — the Interdisciplinary Science & Engineering Symposium — at the Whittemore Center yesterday, where 360 students presented 156 projects that spanned the disciplinary spectrum... -
Grad Excellence
UNH’s annual celebration of student scholarship and creativity launched April 11 with the Graduate Research Conference in the Whitt. More than 200 students from all academic disciplines shared... -
Topping Off
On Thursday, March 31, university community members and Skanska construction officials and crews gathered for a “topping off” ceremony at Hamilton Smith Hall. -
Keeping Up with the Indiana Joneses
When most of us think about that favorite Hollywood adventurer, Indiana Jones, the antebellum United States isn’t one of the first things that comes to mind. Not so for UNH graduate student Michael... -
Finkelhor: Child Abuse in Youth Organizations Is Low
Child abuse at the hands of Scout leaders, priests or coaches is far less common than abuse of children or adolescents by family members or other adults. That’s the primary finding of new research... -
President Huddleston Highlights University’s 150-Year History
Previewing a year that will celebrate 150 years of the University of New Hampshire and the launch of the largest fundraising campaign in its history, UNH President Mark Huddleston said during his... -
The Cutting Crew
There's a new video board hanging over center ice at the Whittemore Center. Meet the talented crew that powers each game’s production, bringing fans live action, replays and, of course, stick man... -
Engaged Dialogue
Sarah Sherman received both the 2015 Jean Brierley Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Graduate Faculty Mentor Award. She says her teaching philosophy is grounded in the idea of engaging and... -
Atypical Clinical Collaboration
The department of nursing may be celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, but it is hardly resting on its laurels. It is at the forefront of preparing tomorrow's nurses, with a first-in-the-state... -
Fall Flashbacks
Autumn brought beautiful weather, special guests and a whole lot of learning. We compiled our favorite shots from last semester to bring you this photographic flashback. (Photography: Communications... -
UNH Research: Helmetless-Tackling Drills Significantly Reduce Head Impact
The national debate around football-related head impacts, and their relationship to concussions and spinal injuries, continues to raise concern in the United States. Sparked by efforts to help make... -
Sweet Stuff
With no thumbs, constructing a large building is tough. But Wild E. Cat pulled through with some help from his friends at UNH Conferences & Catering. Watch them build a gingerbread replica of... -
Finkelhor’s Fineness
David Finkelhor says one of the achievements of social science is that it has helped increase awareness about the different kinds of threats to children, which has led to reduced rates of physical,... -
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Offshore Discoveries
From solar panel installation to marine animal research, the Shoals Marine Lab is where students become scientists. -
Psych Success
Katie Edwards received the 2015 Outstanding Assistant Professor Award at the annual faculty excellence ceremony recently. Edwards is director of the Interpersonal Violence Research Laboratory in the... -
Get In the Flow
Step inside the UNH flow physics facility, the world’s largest boundary layer wind tunnel.
